₦airaland Forum

helinues:
The margin wont be up to 2 million. I predicted 1 million margin though

With the bits and pieces of results trickling in from states Atiku was guaranteed to win, I am predicting something above 1 million, not necessarily up to 2 million.

helinues:
Saraki over gambled.. Why leaving your campaign for presidency?

And with the unconfirmed results filtering in, Atiku cant win..

Double lose

See, The APC is doing well in places it didn't stand a chance in 2015, which is a good thing for them. The PDP is equally doing well in a couple of states Jonathan lost in 2015. Both might likely get their 2/3 but the APC's margin will be the nail on the coffin. Katsina has been quiet ever since.

seunH:
But sir, Atiku's spokesperson is saying otherwise. And it's giving me course for concern.

Femi Fani-Kayode is also saying otherwise. As a matter of fact, Atiku is presently saying otherwise. There is a reason why they all do that. Should they lose, they'll claim the other party rigged because according to the noise they have been making, they were clearly in the lead before the opposition rigged their way to victory.

It is more of a psychological noise than what is obtainable in reality.

Efewestern:
Sanchez01 you better not argue with this boss, the other day he was telling me what's going on in Delta state, a state he hasn't been to before in his life, a state he knows little or nothing about, it's quite hilarious how some of you just sit in your house and talk about what's going on in other regions. Atiku is winning SS no doubt, but with little margins.



That was was your quote the other day.

Apc is smashing Ethiope East and Ughelli as we speak. I think you should talk about states and region you currently live in.

Oniovo, it is funny how these guys pass comments without reasons as to why they do. All they do is claim they just know. I understand that they want their candidates to win... Oh well...

nameo:
You just mentioned the only 2 NC states Buhari is winning but with a significantly high margin for Atiku compared to 2015.

Do you understand how elections are won? Or you think it a passing competition?

On the SS thing, no comments

Lol! In 2015, FFK and the PDP were all over Twitter congratulating themselves for coasting and beating Buhari on all sides. Reality hit when the numbers of Rivers could not cover for that of Kano and Katsina.

So far I haven't posted or reacted to any of the results posted on here, largely because they are often tainted.

In the end, I'll be here to remind you how it went.

nameo:
Buhari is winning nothing.

And No, the SS is giv9ng Atiku massive votes. Don't use isolated cases of units where a few APC stalwarts are to judge things.

By the way, hope you are seeing results from NC

SS is giving Atiku Massive what? Run through my posts and see where I mentioned months before the election that the APC will stage an upset in the SS by tilting the votes. As volatile as Rivers is this period, the APC will get decent votes from there.

Atiku will get a reasonable number of votes in the South South but it will be far from massive.

By NC, I believe you thought about Kwara and Niger states?

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Edodefender:
Efe so you are now APC supporter because your tribe man is contesting for governorship?

This is the first time anioma is ruling and you think it's fair to still put your Own tribe first

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This isn't about where the governor is from. Okowa is a failure.

In the not too distant future, politicians hoping to contest on a national level will ignore the entire South East and focus on better regions where the dynamics and importance of politics are better understood.

A region with the lowest registered number of voters is still the same region with the lowest turn out, yet the lapdog called Ohaneze will start making demands like they were owed in the afterlife.

None of the two useless elements going head-to-head have the answers to Nigeria's problems but if Atiku is to cry after this election, he should clearly hold the South-East partly responsible for his failure.

Buhari will enjoy massive stakes in the South South this time which will ease the votes of the South East. Atiku can't win the South West, no doubt, all he can do is try...

It is high time people understood that cult followership does not translate to BLOC votes. Kwankwanso and his band of Kwankwasiyya are demonstrating this already.

The likes of Saraki, Kwankwanso and Dankwambo are nothing but political Moratas. In the end, there is a huge lesson to take away from all of these.

It is evident that Buhari will win this election.

This is funny.

Invest time creating your own contents rather than lift them off some other person's blog. It pays to be honest.

Ugo4hotish:
you must be Ikwerre or delta. you're not original igbo ..... so shut up in igbo affairs

This is a very foolish comment. So he is not 'original' Igbo because you sensed he is either from Ikwerre or the Igbo speaking part of Delta? You guys don't even know your problems yet.

PrimadonnaO:
In a way...

Lol...

PrimadonnaO:
I'm telling you...

You're Urhobo?

daddytime:
E be like izobo for the gods..

Correct Urhobo dude

Rickjordan:
But what if this noisemaker is actually telling the truth

There is always an element of truth in her claims. Always!

Nigerians were jolted with a rude shock in the early hours of today over the suspension of the much anticipated elections by the Electoral body over 'logistics' in ensuring a 'fair, free and credible elections'. In saner climes, the Chairman of the Commission will be answering questions on why he should not be stripped of his position and evade a possible jail time.

In all of my years on the face of the earth, I doubt I have seen a national election being suspended over flimsy reasons, particularly hours to go. The Commission had more than enough time to prepare for this day and an excuse as logistics should be the last song on the lips of the INEC Chairman.

Its Effect of Nigeria
Between today and next Friday, reports of Electoral-related anti-activities will grace every social media platform known to Nigerians. This in turn will trigger accusations and counter-accusations between parties and will most likely cast doubts on the authenticity of the election, irrespective of who wins.

Not forgetting security,the heightened tension, disgust on voters' part and desperation of politicians, we are bound to see desperate moves by politicians within the next six days.

On a lighter note, this is the first time Nigerians are seeing a 'Holy' Saturday; a Saturday devoid of parties, activities and what have you. Activities will be halted in the same manner come next week and people who have activities slated for next week are left to gnash their teeth and cuss out the country and INEC for the sudden change of plan.


Its Effect on INEC
This miscalculated move by INEC has seen so many lose faith in the Commission to conduct a free, fair and credible election. INEC had an average of two years to prepare for this day but failed to rise to the occasion when the world was looking.

How can we forget Buhari's niece in the Commission who heads her supposed 'Logistics' unit, the reason for which the election was suspended in the first place?

INEC's little Chess move is too questionable. We might not be able to have a Jega era again but asking for a standing slated date isn't too much to ask for.

Its Effect on the APC
Even in the face of an election, the incumbent takes the blow for whatever happens.

The biggest loser of the Postponement is non other than the APC as they are perceived to be behind the move. Whether true or false, the ruling party and her candidate have a lot of work to do. They need to convince Nigerians that the eleventh hour change of plan has nothing to do with them.

President Buhari and his party might need to cry to the high heavens that this isn't the usual disregard towards the Nigerian people where Rule of Law is disregarded, beaten and washed off to die in the sun.

A handful of indifferent voters, alongside myself, for the first time are somewhat disgusted at the Roller Coster ride we are being led on as a people. The Pendulum seems to be tilting from the APC's angle to its main opposition camp. A similar play in 2015 caused Jonathan and the PDP to lose votes in their number even though the Commission announced a week before that the Postponement was a security measure to water down tension in the country.

Its Effect on the PDP
For the first time in years, the one-time ruling party have been painted as a Saint whom the king loathes for been too fair. Outcries from the camp of the PDP have painted them as being unaware of the said move of the Commission.

I am predicting that the PDP camp will experience a surge of indecisive candidates in its favour.

Conclusion

Nigerians are TOO DOCILE AS A PEOPLE. INEC's sudden remembrance of logistics issue is an indication that we accept anything thrown at us. The credibility of the Commission is already in doubt, regardless of who comes out victorious. Candidates and their parties have been given a reason to potentially blame their defeat on the sudden postponement of INEC. It goes on to say a lot about us as a Nation if we cannot plan an election for two years or more and successful make it hold without attracting unnecessary drama to it.

shugacoated:
will Bein stream champions League matches? or is there any other channel?

They do. Other Sports channel on the app also stream live.

This is a loss indeed. R.I.P David Ejoor.

wilcox:
This is bad, we dhould know there's always a bad day in one's life

Six is more than bad. Results like this one are often seen in international friendly games. Not between two high profile teams in a league.

The trolling is about to begin proper for Chelsea FC who were brutally wounded by Manchester City

shugacoated:
I know this reply is late but couldn't find Bein USA on Mobdro.. am I to search or what?

champions League is coming.. and I don't want to be left behind

Erhmm... Bein USA is always before the list of other Bien stations on the app. You can as well search for Bein USA within the app.

Note that almost all other Bein stations will likely stream the app. The difference between them and USA's is because the latter's commentary is primarily in English while others are Arabic or some other strange languages.

Isn't this the same as this?

https://www.nairaland.com/5002982/promasidor-nigeria-job-recruitment-8

shugacoated:
guys.. where can I stream it live? it's urgent.. which app? channel?

Mobdro... Bein USA.

It is Vinicius' year to stardom. No way Barca can win this match without Messi.

The man with the large heart. And I was thinking Cobra meat will scatter everywhere!

Enice:
2019 election will decide the biafran agitation. If igbos vote, then biafra is dead. If they don't it means they are serious about it.

If they vote, that means they have never been serious about it. If they don't, Atiku and Obi loses and APC wins. Either way, they lose.

techzobia:
have apply for google adsense several times but i keep getting this

You have a handful of other site's contents on your blog. Take them down temporarily, write more original articles before applying again.

helinues:
Jesu, I am now beginning to doubt by origination. Who knows if I am also from Gabon..

You can't be from Gabon. You write like someone from Lesotho

This dude!

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This is depressing... A whole lot is wrong with us as a people.

IPOB failed?!